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A saturated color is a bright, intense version of that color. A "grayed" color has had some of its opposite color mixed in, making it not bright, maybe a little "dull" looking.
FYI, to "gray" a bright green, mix a little red with it. To "gray"bright yellow, add a tiny amount of blue to it.
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